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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1936
Page
9
The Rivoli Theatre opens tomorrow with I'd Give My Life, a film about a governor determined to purge his state of racketeers and featuring his wife's son as a gang member, shaping a tense crime drama.
Five popular players have featured roles in Straight from the Shoulder opening tomorrow at the Lincoln Theatre. They are Ralph Bellamy Katherine Locke Onslow Stevens David Holt and Andy Circle.
A dense fragment list of radio programs and musical acts with times, performers, and station references. The jumble includes names like Helen Trent, McGee Molly, Jack Armstrong, Luminaries such as Duchin and Reichman, various orchestras, and a long stream of show titles and host segments.
Radio listings for WAM WTAM and WHE stations show a dense schedule of music programs, concerts, talk features, and variety acts from early morning through late night. Numerous bands, orchestras, soloists, and programs list time slots and program titles with occasional station identifications and regional acts. The listings reflect a wide array of entertainment, religious, and cultural programing, typical of a broad midcentury radio lineup.
Wakeman residents and neighbors share Sunday calls at W J Benson and Robert Hart homes. Cleveland visitors attend showers and supper visits while St Petersburg Florida winter plans are noted. A newborn son Neale Canfield is welcomed by Kenneth and wife. Congregational church plans Halloween party on October 31 with masked fun and refreshments. Amherst guests visit W J Benson. Lorain and Lorain-area relatives are mentioned for illness and travel.
Local notices show council in Avon Lake at Park Hall 8 p m with other events in Clarkfield New London Penfield and Valley City including a Hallowe en carnival Rotary and Masons meetings and a Democratic rally with plans for a Toledo delegation event details mention committees and a fifty member team with an orchestra.
Two New London Grangers were named to Pomona Grange staff as Huron County Grange session at Willard announced officers and plans. Election of officers included E. C. Welfe master, Marion Finley Overseer, Esther Bohn Lecturer, and Clare Tanner Pomona, with Candy details of other posts and calendar for the county Lecturer's Conference at North Fairfield.
New London Lodge No. 615 I O O F announces the first degree for a class of candidates on Wednesday evening Oct 28 with a light luncheon after. J W Rhoades chairs the refreshments committee. Committees arrange plans to welcome the United Third Degree of Toledo on November 7. Preston
President roosevelt argues that private business and private profit underpin democracy and accuses critics of wanting collectivism. He recalls swift action to salvage the economy and warns firms to remember lessons of the boom era as profits rebound and securities regain value.
President Roosevelt said the New Deal frees government from monopolists and loosens their grip by removing their chief tools, finance devices. He urged business to join in ensuring the greater good, fair treatment, and survival of private enterprise to sustain America's material well being and lasting democracy.
Camden notes the shipment of 24 Ohio Pup il Reading Circle books for the lower eight grades with three per grade and certificates for completing all three. Basketball starts. boys prep for November 13 game with Henrietta. Girls may earn a letter by participating in three fourths of events: playground ball volley ball basketball shuffleboard and ping pong. WCTU district representative speaks October 27 at 9:45 am. National Education Week open house October 29. Open house schedule includes animal husbandry Mr Deeds public speaking Mr Carpenter English II home economics Latin Miss Roth word history sociology algebra Mr Baetz. classes begin at 7:00 am.
The Dramatic club of the HKip ton Community church meeting Monday decided to post pone the program Follow Thou Me to allow more time for a Christmas pageant. Saturday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. O J Derby of Elkhart Indiana Mrs Wallene Derby and Sally of Daytona and Gloria Derby of Vermilion. O W Robinson of Huntington visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. E L Leninger. Mr. and Mrs. Elver Seames spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lefe Simonson.
A Cleveland visit by Mr and Mrs Paul Sandrock, and numerous local guests traveled to Elyria for the Independent Baptist convention at First Baptist Church. Others hosted or attended gatherings with families including the Bergers, Meeks, Pitts, and Hempel households, plus a football game between Oberlin and Norwalk.
Chatham Supt and Mrs Kohli hosted his brother and family over the weekend. Mrs Harriett Kent visits daughter Mrs Frances Brinker and family. Mr and Mrs Lee Walkden and family visited Mr and Mrs Carl Bahr in Berea. The New Berea theater was attended in the evening. Grange meets Thursday night with officer elections. Miss Sipher of Medina says her mother is seriously ill after an appendectomy. Mr and Mrs Eli Dague were in Medina Wednesday. A H Breyley recovers from a dislocated shoulder.
Ignatius F. Richardson, son of the municipal director of delinquent revenue, has earned the distinction of being the youngest court reporter in San Francisco. The achievement highlights his early entry into legal journalism and recognition within the local judiciary.
Elyria grade schools and the junior high emptied hundreds of students in 65 to 135 seconds across 14 drills in ten buildings. Franklin, Ely, and Garford tied at 65 seconds. Gates School took 135 seconds due to three floors. Roosevelt recorded 70 seconds, Allen 73, Edison 75, Hamilton 9? and McKinley 90 seconds. Jefferson Junior High showed 89 to 90 seconds across drills. A state law requires five drills monthly for schools with 50+ daily attendees.
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